The Citizen, 1994-03-30, Page 9THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30,1994. PAGE 9.
Brussels lady curlers donate to ice machine
The Brussels Curling Club held
its annual pot luck supper on
Saturday, March 26 with a meeting
and cards afterwards.
The new executive for 1994-95
is: past-president, Mervyn Bauer;
president, Wayne Lowe; first vice-
president, Fran Bremner; second
vice-president, Mike Alexander;
secretary-treasurer, Sandra Clark;
ladies' president, Brenda Linton;
ladies' secretary-treasurer, Velma
Locking; ice committee, Doug
Dale; bar committee, Brian
Warwick, Brad Speiran; bonspiel
committee, Stew Steiss, Orval
Bauer; draw committee, Donna
Bauer, Kim Lorimer, George
Zwep; prize committee for mixed
bonspiel, Valerie Shortreed, Heidi
McClure; press reporter, Velma
Locking.
The president of the Junior
Curling Club, Andrew Exel
announced the winners of the
junior curling.
In first place with 32 points was
the team Dave Lewington, Scott
Clarkson and Lorraine Blake.
Second with 25 points was Darrell
Uhler, Jeff Lewington and John
Lowe. Third place with 18.5 points
went to Lisa Blake, Adam
Grobbink and Jeff Grobbink.
Fourth place with 14.5 points went
to Andrew Exel, Heather Blake and
Randy Linton.
The Jack Bryans Trophy was
awarded to the team of Dave
Lewington, Scott Clarkson and
Lorraine Blake.
Mervyn Bauer, president of the
Mixed Curling Club presented the
prizes to the winning teams: First
Draw: first, 48 points, Mike
Alexander, Pauline Patterson, Doug
Dale and Carmen Bernard; second,
43.5 points, Ken McDonald, Nora
Stephenson, John Vanass and
Dorothy Kelly; third, 41.5 points,
Brad Speiran, Fran Bremner, Orval
Bauer and Jean Bewley.
Second Draw was first, 51 points,
Ernie Lewington, Dorothy Kelly,
Wayne Lowe and Marg Taylor;
second, 41.5 points, Doc
Stephenson, Velma Locking, Brad
Speiran and Bill dark; third, 4
points, Mervyn Bauer, Fran
Bremner, Darwin Ducharme and
Mary Ten Pas.
Third Draw was first, 44 points,
Tom Warwick, Kim Lorimer, Ernie
Lewington and Darryl Vanass;
second, 42 points, Orval Bauer,
Mary Bernard, Ken McDonald and
Darwin Ducharme; third, 40 points,
Jim Patterson, Marg Taylor, Mike
Alexander and Jean Bewley.
The D.A. Rann trophy was
presented to the overall team of the
year, Ernie Lewington, Dorothy
Kelly, Wayne Lowe and Marg
Taylor.
President of the Ladies' Curling
Club, Brenda Linton, presented the
Walter Scott Memorial trophy to
the overall winners of the ladies'
curling, Frank Breckenridge,
Velma Locking, Doris Fischer and
Linda Saur with 50 points.
During the meeting, Brenda
Linton presented a cheque from the
Ladies’ Curling Club to Mervyn
Bauer, who represented the
Brussels, Morris and Grey
Recreation Committee in the
amount of $250. This is to go
towards the new ice machine for
the arena.
The new president for next
season, Wayne Lowe, was
introduced and he gave a short but
amusing speech.
Winners
The top ladies curling team was awarded the 103-year-old Walter Scott Memorial Trophy, at
the Brussels Ladies Curling Club’s year-end banquet on March 26. Presenting the prize is
Club President Brenda Linton, second from left. Members of the top squad are, from left, Fran
Breckenridge, Velma Locking, Doris Fischer, and Linda Saur.
An appreciated donation
Ladies Curling Club President Brenda Linton presented
Mervyn Bauer, Grey Twp. representative on the Brussels
Recreation Board, with a cheque for $250 to go towards
the ice machine. The presentation was made at the Curling
banquet at the BMG Community Centre on March 26.
The best of both
Curling Club President Mervyn Bauer presents Skip Ernie Lewington, centre, with the D.A.
Rann Trophy for the top mixed curling team of the season. Other members of the squad were
Second Wayne Lowe and absent members, Dorothy Kelly and Marg Taylor. The Brussels
Curling Club held its annual year end banquet on March 26 at the BMG Community Centre.
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device in your toilet tank
such as a glass bottle with a
weight in it and a tight lid.
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Blyth Minor Ball
may disappear
By Janice Becker
Once again the fate of sports in a
small town relies on parents or
other interested parties to come for
ward to help run the organization.
Blyth Minor Ball may not be
available to the young players in
town for the 1994 season if volun
teers are not found who will be wil
ing to take over the books and
coach the teams, says Linda Stew
art.
Mrs. Stewart along with Ken
Hesselwood and his wife Luanne
have been running the organization
for the last two years.
She says she resigned last Octo
ber and no one has come forward to
fill the position.
"It is the kids of Blyth who will
lose," says Mrs. Stewart.
The Minor Ball Association is
holding a meeting in Clinton on
Wednesday and a representative
from the village should attend.
Anyone interested in keeping
minor ball in Blyth should contact
the village office immediately, Mrs.
Stewart suggested.
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NOTICE
HULLETT TOWNSHIP
RESIDENTS
Open 7 days a week for your convenience
Mon. - Sat. 8 a.m. -10 p.m. Sun. 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.
RECYCLING BEGINS APRIL 1,1994
The Bins for disposing of your recyclables are
installed at the Municipal Building.
Containers which include the recycling symbol and
Numbered 1 thru 7 are now acceptable.
Bleach containers are acceptable providing it has the
appropriate recycling symbol.
Monitoring will be done at the landfill site and NO
RECYCLABLE MATERIAL WILL BE ACCEPTED.
The due date for the interim tax instalment is Thurs.,
March 31,1994.
Dog Licences and Tags are on sale at the Municipal
Office only and must be purchased by March 31st of
each year.
Please contact the Municipal Office with any questions
you may have.
Clerk-Treasurer
523-4340
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